This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote in the United States. As a part of that celebration we are opening an original exhibition entitled Trailblazers: 150 Years of Alachua County Women. This exhibition highlights the lives and accomplishments…
Morningside Nature Center is OPEN!! Living History Days will kick back up in September. See you then! C’mon home to the Living History Farm and experience a time when the rooster’s crow and the rising sun, not an alarm clock, welcomed a new day! During…
We have now re-opened with safety protocols in place! This is our re-opening exhibition of artists’ latest works. Come to our gallery at 1314 S main street Open Hours: Tuesday – Friday 3:30 – 7:30 Saturday 11 – 4 & by appointment info@gainesvillefinearts.org 352.328.5027 You…
What to expect…. Enjoy the Union Street Farmers’ Market NOW at Celebration Pointe! Every Wednesday afternoon – rain or shine. Approximately 40 vendors selling conventional, hydroponic, and organic seasonal produce, plants, honey, fruits, baked good, free-range meats, seafood, as well as vegan and other types of prepared foods…
Gainesville’s longest-running open mic poetry reading–25 years and counting. All styles invited–from Beat to Baroque, formal to freestyle, spoken word to academic, and everything in between. All forms of word-based art welcome: poetry of every possible sort, short prose, miniature theatrical pieces, word-centered performance art,…
Author and historian Rick Kilby returns to the Matheson to share about his latest book, “Florida’s Healing Waters: Gilded Age Mineral Springs, Seaside Resorts & Health Spas.” Many of the images in the book came from the Matheson’s collections! Registration is free via Zoom Webinar:…
Every first Tuesday of the month, AnArtists, a volunteer group which advocates that doing art is healthy for everyone, offers a free workshop for all adults (no Experience Necessary) 2401 SW Archer Road at UF HealthStreet. Plenty of free parking on site. We invite local…
Join 352Creates to help demonstrate that creativity can engage and promote healthy communities. You are invited to be part of the Create in Place movement — the second Friday of every month. Make a craft, cook a meal, record a song or do whatever it…